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ilovejedd:
Thanks for the idea, gonna look into it.
kovidgoyal:
Your'e quite correct in your example that relative links will not work. But, as a matter of fact, thats because they don't exist! (am I wrong? I'm somewhat new to this). So I don't understand how someone can write a relative path that doesn't exist, and thus find himself refering to two libraries! And if somehow there is a way to write paths relative to 'my computer', across multiple drive names without explicitly stating them, then don't allow a situation where relative paths cross drive names to be set as a library path. Will that also not work?
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